Tokenization of real estate assets can take numerous forms, but what you’re proposing is to separate the real estate “bundle of rights”, have the property owner sell one or more “rights” but not all of those rights, and represent the ownership of the rights that have been sold by tokenization utilizing block chain technology rather than the county “filing” systems currently in use.  

I did hear that Chase Bank will do it but that their process is a pain and requires a bunch of workarounds in order to make it happen. 

I am looking at buying units in the downtown area. on the 200th block of 6th street.

I wish I had that in my first years and I am sure I would have avoided some pain and loss. 

I will have people that expect to rent my nicely renovated 4/3 3000sf with private pool, fenced yard on a lake for $100/night because they saw some other dump a couple blocks down for that price.

Pick a 10 block neighborhood.  

There's another set of people who go to pains to cross every T and dot every I.

If you don’t have the parcel’s block & lot #, you can use the street name & # to pull up public record docs including deeds, liens, violations, etc.

So yes, apparently sometimes you do have to go behind the brokers back to get things done when they are trying to block or delay things. 

Holding onto a HELOC long term is painful, so you'll want to make sure your exit from the HELOC is planned out.